Children’s Sermon Outline: God Never Changes
Introduction:
- Start by asking children what they do in their morning routine, like brushing their teeth, getting dressed, and eating breakfast.
- Explain that these routines involve small changes.
Body:
- Discuss other things in life that change, like weather, seasons, plants growing, and people growing up.
- Mention that change can be good, like a baby growing and learning new things.
- Acknowledge that change can also be challenging, even good changes, like getting new teeth or moving to a new house.
- Share other examples of challenging changes, like changing teachers, pastors, or friends moving away.
- Emphasize that sometimes we wish things wouldn’t change and that change can be scary.
Lesson:
- Introduce the concept that even though many things in life change, there is one thing that stays the same: God.
- Read Hebrews 5:5-10 to teach children that Jesus Christ is “the same yesterday and today and forever.” (Hebrews 13:8)
- Explain that this means God never changes, never leaves us, and always loves and cares for us, just like we take care of our children.
- Share that even when things are hard or confusing, God is always with us.
- Remind children that Jesus loves them and will never leave them, and they can always rely on him.
Conclusion:
- End by saying a prayer thanking God for never changing and always being with us.
- Encourage children to trust in God and rely on him, even when things are changing.
Teacher Script:
Hello, children! Today we’re going to talk about change. Can you think of things in your life that change? (Allow children to share their answers.)
That’s right! Many things change, like the weather, the seasons, and even ourselves! Change can be good, like when a baby grows and learns new things. But sometimes change can be hard, even good changes, like moving to a new house or making new friends.
Do you ever wish things wouldn’t change? (Allow children to share their answers.)
Even though many things change in our lives, there’s one very important thing that never changes: God! The Bible tells us that Jesus Christ is always the same, yesterday, today, and forever. That means God never leaves us, never changes, and always loves and cares for us, just like we take care of you.
So, even when things are hard or confusing, remember that God is always with us. We can always count on him and rely on his love.
Let’s say a prayer together and thank God for always being with us. (Lead the children in a prayer.)
Remember, children, God never changes, and he will always love you!